Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

lAc AfcIulrEop rpohc OA tuc pofuAnA errors prevalent st She present iinc
 First be said there was the idea Irevs-
 lent that private ownership Ct lands was
 unjust. This Id "a She Archbishop char
 actlrzcd .s i-,ss. He thought that a
 man had 6 right to acquire by honest
 means as much property Gs he could,
 au | cited the Indians Us examples of the
 disastrous results ot the fESe land pol icy.
 \ agc5ud c-rC- which ihc A-rbbrshep
 wished Co combat E1s that the Pope had gr!gt. Go cCuuEui Bul be Obcyei on ly !- matter. Gf fU.h Ild uorels, and ina:
 ocly vixen speaking CH these was he in-
 rg'Ibls The iCp1, however, b. stated, does not i.tesfsrl in matters of politics, unless the government nter.eres n nat ter7 ar con cicnce.
 NAsEiNDrOS, May lG. - Lieutenant General Sheridan las received the fol- lsy,.E report Ot uu examination made by Inc iasyecio. general Ot the cITis!On ot the At.-ulC gs tO the condition Ot GeTouiL5 aud Ils fellow c4piiEes ai For. T.ck us. FlG. "IEera k a gua'd oyer ILe Indian prisoners, tLe latter tc- ir- ci.e ard Ub-iI- a. sud iCcl ready @ do ,I.h Ctac.fGlHe5s EEsjevtr is re- grirei uS then. Tue extreme cleanli- ne=- maintained il the easements which thcy C1clry wL7 @ revelation tO me. and as to tle [ .-: I doub; if Y has eveEs5eer 80 well and so thoroughly policed as now. Their labor can be undoubtedly adyautsseously u7ed at this prs. 10 divers wayT, particularly ID garden c1l ;ure'
 SAN D,EGu. 1G. - The Daily San DiaS an appeared as Gn c:ght-pagc paper last evening. Tie daily Bee will come uut to-myrraw morning enlarged. and under the editc.lgi manage mcIt Oi Nr-. Clara Fo..z.
 SAN FEANcIsco, May 16.-9G0 p1o- rlg to-day, 5UuGcy. witnessed a game oi base bal at the Alameda Base Ball Park, between tte OakilEds aud San FfancIs- cos. The forue. won b. a score of 2toI,
 LAREDO, TEX, May I6.-Hoayy rams fc.l throughout tke Rio GTsnae valley lass night The Rio Gsande began ris- ing very rapidly about midnight, aud by noon tc-nay hai risen eight feet. One Of the larg5s. ferry boats on the river was sunk and the custom house wHs washed away to-day.
 LONDON. May lG.-An Auelo-Parisisn book maker named Wright has offered -U0'p pounds for the race horse BrndI- go, besides allowing the present owner Nr. Barclay, Co r.n his horse In what ever Faces he likes. Wright and Ba;- cisy c. divide the winnings equally.
 LONDON, May IG.-The financial sec retgry for India has advised the govern ment of the discovery 0; Gu immt lse amount oi treasure estimated at over S2J UO5.UOQ which had been sCcFet5d Iu the palsce Oi CU8.iuf by the late Mana rEiaL. The tTeasgrg had been suCk ID plis under the ynulis in the beenal. He secret wes iuITEstyd 60 five conf iErC!-l servants. The secrCtGry was preseGt Vben th, treasure was Uu- elriLei AstT removing t-a earth to ieIth gf siX feet lhr wrTknen revealed great flag stones, Beneath these Were s-yesai pits fii. . El.E silver. chiefly freshly coined rupees. r. each p!t Was plate recording the amount o' tie treasure. The Indian government has taken .Ee hoard 6s n loan from tle young MGhGrsjah. The native pHplrs prOtest against this action. They gay ths. had the Msharaish been an sdult instead oi under regency controlled by tdy government. Le would never have securities. ILe question vii! bs raised ir parliament whether the investment be not another name for scIzure.
 WAsHINGToN, May l6 The interstate commerce commission hos rCceig d from tho committee ou railroads and tranSDrr ta.i7u ci Tre-coit, Arizona, board oi tr1ie, % protest 1Efius, the suspension Cf section four aud agginst railroads being allowed to charge u ere to my port o' the inferior hetEesn ths Missouri r;ver and the Pacific coast thln tbey Go to The east. The petition ssys: "wa here in the interior have been uumerci'u'iy treated and discum!nstct against for tBe last six years by railT8ads. For ir- stance We have been charged from St Louis to Prescott isou S7OO t0 SiSOJ per car. whIiP the rsms kind cf goods would go to San Francisco for from $l2j to S2jj per CT. The distance from ~t. Iouis to San Francisco vi8 t1e. A. I S x. F. E, k. sni ;ha Atlantic S Pacific Railway ss about 2jDl miles. and from St. Louis e Prescott Bhout I7Ju"
 MiDEID. E'ay 16-The rive Ha-o. running partly usder gro1nd through Grenada, has burs, i;s banks and inua- dated the poorer inhabitants in the suburbs of iLe city. They have been or33rei t1 abandon tLeir houses. which age uGsafa. Ibe crops in the fields and much pr perty have be5n destroyed. A the Negg, one woman has been killed. and several other persons injured.
 VALLEJO. Cal. May IG, A large number of people gathered .t tho race track tUis afternoon tO witness a twenty i've mJ.e race bet1ecr C. M. Andersar, and T. r. Derrick, of tlis city. Tho Tac, wls for SlOJ eide, each man Go have five horses and Co change EOTsC- every mile. The judges we're Warren Barnard O. fine U. S. Court. and Edgar MIZuor, ui Beuic!l D. NJ. Heart, Oi Benicia, acted gs timer. An iersOu won tue race Iu G4 minutes.
 ST, Lotus. May l6-The agitation lg tinst Monday for payday, ss proposed b. CT ploysfs gf labor Iu the Lsst, D .- reached this clt., and .Ea power of the employers Go make change Will D. .t-teI here first ty iha wcIkncn of V. ! N, Fan ubgaks & Co, who have 2Gl mca 1 ln the payroll. The men heard cu Fri | day that the firm withheld their WBses l .estordsy and intended ,o Day them o- | Monday. They immediately got up 1 oisIt.on against tLe change. and ai7 ] igned i.. The firm decided hot ,o gran; l be petition, and the nen vent home I sst nigh; without their money. They ,re talking strongly of striking, and ps- 1 .ert tha: if the firm peTsists m it's courss l hey will ct once make the matter an | Assembly question.
 MONTREAL. May l6.-O Brien had the luietest tl5 , rc yesterday that h. he1 I l.d sIrce be crossed the border aud en- cred ;he Dominion. Prominent rubl e neu ot different ua:Ionai.t.Cs called upon nm daring the afternoon, st his hotel. ,u, he f-is SO faiiEued that he relirTei lmself from all further notice by lock ng himself n his rDa n and attending tI from his friends in Toronto. TEich were many aud frequent. O'Bieu -eat to high mass to-day. sI-d in tbc t3ernooU attended tEe National League leetiug, ID St. Patrick's Hal. which was fovdei with an audience which cheerei be Irish agitator and ev.C;ei tenant of
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